Metra plans expansion to bring trains to Manhattan
Federal funds would back an 11 mile Southwest Corridor extension from Orland Park to Manhattan. The $86.4 million project, partly financed by federal and state sources, would lift weekday trains from 16 to 30, add two new stations, and begin with a $10 million grant in the federal budget proposal.
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Manhattan
U.S. Transportation Department
Corder
Orland Park
George Ryan
Illinois First Capital
Transportation Department
Frank Malone
Clinton
al Gore
Metra
Chicago
Antioch
Geneva
Mai
Aunt Martha's staff attend national youth symposium in DC
Aunt Martha's Youth Service Center staff and volunteers travel to Washington DC for the National Network for Youth symposium 2000 titled A Tribute to the Past, a Vision for the Future. Representatives will conduct workshops on youth leadership and group participation, led by Tina Milewski and others from Illinois locations. Megan Klein will also assist.
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Aunt Martha's
Washington, D.C
National Network For Youth
Aunt Martha’s
Tina Milewski
Tinley Park
Kenya Hams
Chicago Heights
Dominique Porter
Park Forest
Spencer Fetherling
Angelo King
Richton Park
Kim Thompson
Country Club Hills
Brandon Caruso
Jarad Simpson
Mi National Network
BPW Chicago Heights meeting on computer basics and mentoring
Women’s Club plans a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at St James Hospital Chicago Heights with Grace Khan presenting on computer basics and mentoring. Pat McNicholas speaks on district events. Kenneth King previews the FRIENDS mentoring program. Illinois First Lady Lara Lynn Ryan named honorary chair. dinner $10. reservations due by Tuesday.
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Grace Khan
Nettec Solutions
Chicago Heights
Sional Womens Club
BPW
St James Hospital
Chicago Road
Pat McNicholas
Wil Tell
Onsine
Kenneth King
New
Illinois
Lara Lynn Ryan
Gov
George
Yan
Regina Greer-Smith
Lee Bravo
Dixie Dry Cleaners
Heart risk tips from a Calumet City doctor
Dr James Carter at Ingalls Family Care Center urges awareness of heart disease risk factors and aims to reduce them. He notes family history smoking high blood pressure diabetes and high cholesterol as key risks and stresses knowing LDL HDL targets and working with a doctor. The Wellness Center and Homewood Racquet Fitness Club offer programs to help quit smoking eat better and exercise regularly.
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United States
James Carter
Ingalls Family Care Center
Calumet City
Carter
Rel Ogel
Ingalls
Homewood
Flossmoor Racquet & Fitness Club
Jim Schutters
Managing lifestyle key to heart disease risk
Ingalls cardiologist Dr. James Carter urges controlling modifiable risk factors to reduce heart disease risk. Quit smoking and manage blood pressure, cholesterol, and calories by healthy eating. Exercise 30 minutes daily and discuss hormone therapy with a doctor if menopausal. Limit alcohol.
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Mike Smith
New Lenox
Palos Park
Metro
Sai Malone
Mass Transportation Initiative
Lenox
Lake Michigan
Smith
Rock Island
Othrs
Malone Sai
Martha
Washington
Womens Club
Home Equity
Home Equity Credit Line
St. James Hospital
Olympia Fields
S. Crawford Ave
James
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